1971 Dodge Challenger R/T Metallic Blue Convertible 6.1 Liter Hemi V8 6 Speed Ma

Pro-Built Challenger R/T Convertible Pro-Touring 6.1L EFI HEMI V8 6 Speed A/C /// Built by the artists and craftsmen at XV Motorsports, who specialize in extremely high-level Mopar pro-touring cars, this is a top-flight convertible that will put a smile on your face every time you twist the key. The bodywork on this car is simply stunning and would be right at home at the next Mopar Nationals-winning $500,000 Hemi 'Cuda. Arrow-straight panels and exacting fit are hallmarks of the... XV Motorsports crew, and this car received the full treatment. A customer can spec any colors and configuration they want, but I like that this car keeps very close to the factory with a modern take on the B5 Blue that was so popular when these cars were new. Pop that Shaker hood and you'll find a heavily worked 6.1-liter Hemi power plant that churns out a real-world 600 horsepower. Long-tube ceramic-coated headers are part of the package, providing not only great exhaust flow, but an incredible sound to match. You've undoubtedly noticed that massive K-member that not only strengthens the entire front end of the car, but carries an upgraded suspension with adjustable coil-over shocks. The transmission is a Viper-spec T56 and out back, there's a trick differential packed with 4.33 gears and a gear-driven limited slip. T304 stainless was used to fabricate the 3-inch exhaust system, and it was polished before installation. Braking is compliments of 14-inch front rotors with 6-piston calipers and 13-inch rear rotors with 2-piston calipers. Wheels are gorgeous 18-inch Kenisis wearing Michelin Pilot Sports. Fresh heated and powered Recaro bucket seats were installed then covered in buttery-soft navy blue leather. The back seat and custom center console were upholstered to match, and the door panels were custom made. Entertainment is enhanced by an Alpine stereo system with iPod interface in center console. This is truly a no-compromises modern supercar that merely looks like a 1971 Challenger. If you missed our triple black one, you'll kick yourself for letting this one get away. Call now!